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The Nano Training Bootcamp is being held at the
Hilton Garden Inn
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Agenda
Touted as the most ambitious national research topic since the Sputnik
days, Nanotechnology has spurred considerable national and international
interest across many walks of life - from ordinary citizens to politicians,
and from scientists to engineers. Remarkable advances have been made in
the last decade in the science of nanoscale structures, exotic nano-phenomena
and proof-of-concept device systems. However, in order to truly harness
the great potential of "nano-somethings", it is absolutely imperative
to translate advances in "Nanoscience" into viable "Nanotechnology".
That bridge between Nanoscience and Nanotechnology is undoubtedly "Nanoengineering"
which holds the key to successful development of various Nanotechnologies
- from novel paradigms in electronics, mechanics to biodiagnostics and
therapeutics, just to name a few.
The ASME Nano Training Bootcamp is specifically organized to offer a
detailed and tutorial-based account of advances in fundamentals related
to Nanoscience in a wide variety of fields, and prospects for translating
these advances into useful Nanotechnologies. The participants will be
challenged with open-ended questions and opportunities in engineering
nanosystems. Given by experts in academia and industry, the ASME Nano Training Bootcamp will provide intense sessions on characterization, solids and devices, societal impact, and fluids/synthesis/devices.
Participants will enjoy not only
extensive and interactive coverage of significant topics in Nanoscience
and Nanotechnology but will also be offered a broad overview of instrumentation,
techniques and facilities essential to complement classroom lectures.
ASME Nanotechnology Institute Education
Committee Chair
Pamela Norris
University of Virginia
Co Chairs
Gang Bao
Georgia Tech and Emory University
Vinayak Dravid
Northwestern University
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